Choosing the Right Chickens for Your Backyard Flock
July 25, 2025What’s the right chicken breed for your farm? Here’s how to determine which breeds will best meet your poultry expectations.
What’s the right chicken breed for your farm? Here’s how to determine which breeds will best meet your poultry expectations.
You can choose patriotic colors when building a flock. Show your love of America with these five chicken breeds for a mix of red, white and blue birds.
When in doubt, stick to fresh produce and chicken-safe snacks, and always monitor your flock after introducing something new.
The Plymouth Rock Chicken is an example that breed conservation efforts work.
Consider these three breeds—Buckeye, New Hampshire and Rhode Island White—when starting or growing your flock.
Explore Eight Plants Your Chickens Can Enjoy
Learn how to prevent and manage sticktight fleas. They are smaller and less mobile than common fleas, but they love chickens and other poultry.
When it comes to a chicken allergy—and we’re talking the live animal here, not what’s for dinner—the two main instigators are a bird’s feathers and its droppings.
Three reasons wild bird feed isn’t good for chickens. Without the right balance of vitamins, minerals and nutrients, poultry can fail to thrive.
Clean Water Keeps Hens’ Reproductive Systems Working the Way they Should